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National Republican., 1887-08-08
TIE NATIONAL RIFLES.
The Honorary Committee Report Suc-
GEES in Securing Rifles.

TIC H0nOrnrY COmmIttee NepOrt SuU-
cess in Securing Rifles.
At the National Rifles meeting Saturday
night the following were elected honorary
members c. W. Leannardo, IL. :. Berlin,
and Leonard c. West. Mr.. John A. Pres.
colt, chairman OF the honorary members
committee to secure rifles for the company.
reported that the sa ne had been done, and
that the guns would be as good as those
they surrendered. Messrs. j. +. il. Blois
was elected sergeant aud W. G.. Lown and
=. Edwin Tomlipson corporals, to fill exist
ing vacancies. Mr.. Clayton L Simms was
elected a member Of the board Of directors.
The resignation of Lieut.. W. G. Keech was
rtcorsidered, and be was transferred to the
veteran roll. The vacancy will not be tllle1
for some time yet.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Dry Goods Sale
This Week at the PaIaIs Roya.)
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HANDKERCHIEFS.
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The surprise OF the season will be the 121I :.
HandkcrChiefs wen open This morning W,
were a little ahead OF our competitors aud Sc
cured choice of a big Job lot.
For for 2jc well shoS very sheer and war.
ran,ed pure linen Hanikerchiefs, with hand
embroidered bordes IN white and colors: also
some with revere, fanoy dice, and tucked bord-
ers; 10 all, % design The cheapest Of our COM
petitors charge lSc.; generally sold for 2Jc.
each. Your choice for for 25c
National Republican., 1887-08-08
WHITE GOODS.

The approach Of autumn and large stock
OF White Dress Goods promJ ts uS TO quote re-
ductions in prices that will urprlse you:
2oc. Figured and Embroidered Swiss for 22c.
egc Black Check India Linen. 19c,
25c. Lace Check NninsuDks for 15c.
2gc. Cream and White Terry Suiting, 22c.
SAC. Colored Cotton Cashmeres for 25c
Csc. India Linens for l9c.
12lSc. India Linens for 10c.
75r. Check Piguos for t3c.
SOC. Corded Piques for soc.
lac. Null, ali colors, for lOc.
no. You must be aware that reductions
quoted above bring the goods below cost. We
need hardly mention pr res are lower now than
ever before, ard will quickly close out above
lots.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
business Chance-Seiling on to Retire
from Business.

Sealed proposals will be received at my
store, No g2S Seventh street northwest, Wash.
IL gtOn, u. G., until II o'clock noon Wednesday.
Aug 10, 1887, for the balance OF my stojk OF
Dry Goods and CarpetiDgs.
x fair inventory Of the stock will be made at
cost prices, and the proposals must be- for so
much on the dollar. The right to accept or re-
Jet any or all proposals. II not satisfactory is
reserved. The goodwill and store fixtures
thrown In. including tirc-prooi safe desks.
&c. Store building tor sale or rent. Any fur.
iher Information will be cheerfully given by
calling upon W. w. BCRDErTE,.
Nos. O2S 7th st. and FOG X st. N.W.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Tax Lien Sales.

Assistant Attorney for the District II. E.
Davis has decided that the sales of property
sgsinst which tax liens for special assess
ments have been issued can take place at
any time without regard to the general sales,
after the property has been advertised for
three consecutive weeks.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

The Parks Are Not Lodging Houses.
Several parties were fined $5 by Judge
Harper, Saturday, for sleeping and tres
passing on the public parks. TIE coura
remarked that the bench es were not in
tended TO go to sleep on, but were for the
beLefit Of women and children.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

when opposite Giesboro' Poin Saturday
evening the steamer Mary Washington ran
into the wheelbox of the Pilot Boy, Bat little
damage was done, and both boats proceeded
on their wRy down the river.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

The following police officers are on leave
SerGts. 7. Brosnan and F. F. Mccath'a , on ac
count Of death in his family; Privates R. NJ
Harlow, James T. Fitzgerald, F. II. Gehrmau
Robert Petritz, G.. W Horton, WIN. CAN'T
Detective Henry Ratf, Prvates II. II. Hensey
J. +, Reilly, q. Wagner, Il 7. Elliott, and
Weldon On the sick list. Privates James Fen.
tn, ]. W. Coomes, ]. N. FIheld, J. I, Findley
X. Dean, Lieut.. A. a. Greer, and Prlvates Il. l.
FaIquhar and Allen.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

Afght occurred in front of Il sa o IN on Penn
sylvaria avenue, near Thirteenth street, at 2
O'Clock yesterday morning, durins which John
Zoe. who was trying 10 stop the fight, was
knocked senseless with some blunt Instrument
10y Emil Montrop and others. young man
named Williams ran for assistance. and Officers
Moore and Nenneman arrested Montrop, bu!
The Others escaped.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

While asleep Saturday morning on some
boxes near Thirty.third and NJ streets, some
miscreant threw lime in John Cooks eyes,
nearly binding him. DR.. Yarnell dressed the
injuries. after which Cook was sent TO the hos
initial
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Coroner,s work for JuIy.

During July the coroner investigated ffty-
nine cases Of sudden deaths II Eght deaths
were by sunstroke and five by drowning
There was one suicide, two homicides and one
accidental death.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
SUICIDED IN A CELL.
Maurice O'Connor Hangs Himself at the
Sixth Precinct.

Maurice O'Connor, arrested Saturday
night forprofspity and locked up at the sixth
precinct station, committed suicide in his
cell by hanging himself with his suspenders
10 his cell door. The suicide was found
hanging to the door at l030 o'clock, and
everything was done to resuscitate fim
but without result.
Another prisoner, named VIM. Griffin,
eyed 81 years, arrested by one Of the officers
OF the same precinct early yesterday morn
ing on suspicion of stealing watch, made
an attempt TO hang himself with his s!lb
handkerchief shortly after being locked up,
but he was discovered In time by the sta
ton keeper and cut down.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

"ALDBRSEY DAIRY WAGONS" Fresh Alder
cred in u pound "Ward" prints, al 10 cents pei
pound. Also cottage cheese, cents per bal
buttermilk, Gel Is per quart and sweet mtls
at cents per quart
National Republican., 1887-08-08

Lieut.. Amiss's complaint against the po
lice court giving out Information abou.
warrants before they are served has caused
denial from the court officials, WHO think
that the police them selves are to blame.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

Robert A. Boss, 400 Thirteen and l-hall
street southwest, reports that his house was
entered by the second-story window Saturday
morning, S72 was stolen. Mary Kaggie, 3lJ
Pennsy lvnnia avenue northwest, reports q
half dozen handkerchiefs, and 81 in money
stolen. Haywood Jefries, COS Sixth stree,
northwest, reports stolen gold watch wort \
s75 and 81 In money. Quintvn Mckee. OF the
some place. also had stolen from him silver
watch and :plated chain, pair ofpants, aud
80 cents, and bunc of Keys.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Hts Eyes Burnt by Lime.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements of Wants,
For Rent, and For Sale of two lines times,
or 2 lines times for 20 cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

Capt. Symons has prepared n full statement
of the condition Of the water department. and
submitted the stmc to Col Ludlow, The com.
missioners will MT give 1t out until they have
examined 1t.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
MILLINERY
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Since new goods are daily arriving, We
deem it wise to still further reduce in price all
Summer Goods in every department.. We quote,
specially for the rext few days, MILLINERY
National Republican., 1887-08-08

SUMNER RATES for advertisements OF Wants
For Rent, and For Sale of two lines tim -
or 8 lines times for % cents
National Republican., 1887-08-08

About o'clock, yesterday morning an un-
known white man. living ut l7l7 Rhoic Islaud
avenue. accidentl Y fell through the dumh
waiter In the honse from the ScGOn1 story to
the base mt mt, u distance of about twenty-five
feet, breaking an ankle ana severely inlurng
his head and sIinc.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Shifting the Responsipi,ity.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements OF Wants
For Rent, and For Sale Of two lines 4 times,
OF 3 lines 8 times for 25 cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
CoIi,s,on on the River.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements Of Wants,
For Rent, and For sale Of two lines times,
OF 8 lines 3 times for % cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Jpiured nv n Beer Glass.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements OF Wants
For Rent, and For Sale Of two lines times
or lines times for 70 cents
National Republican., 1887-08-08

Delicate Diseases, affecting male OF
female, however induced, speedily aud per-
manently cured. Illustrated book for 10 cents
in stamps Worlds Disponsary Medical Asso-
citation, 6G3 Main Street, Buffalo. N. y.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Only Broke His Ankle.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements of Wants,
For Rent, and For Sale Of two lines times,
or lines times for IS cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Officers on Leave.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements of Wants
For Rent and For Sale of two lines times, OF
lines 3 times, for 25 cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Abe Lincoln Assaults Martha WASH
iprtnp

Martha Washington, colored. was sent by
her father, George Washington, to buy beer at
Juennemann's brewery, and on the way she
met Abraham Lincoln, colored, with whom
she had quarrel, which resulted in the
latter hitting her on the head with brick,
.iactnring her skull. Lincoln has not he IN
GIIested. The girl was removed to the hos
pitol where she is lying in a precarious cond!-
tUn.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
EMBROlDERIE

This morning at 0 a m. we open 4 cases OF
Enbroideries which were secured on Friday
IN New York.
Swiss skirtings from 75c. to Sl.9S.
Nainspoks from l2c. TO aSc
CambriCs from So. to d5c.
You will also notice in our old stock many
remnants at pri,,s to suit you The 13c. aud
lac. Swiss Embro deries we stillhave. They're
cheap and good, us YOU know, no doubt. See
the new goods by all means.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Robberies Reported.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements of Wants,
For Rent, and For Sale of Two lines 4 times,
or 8 lines times for 25 cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

RUSHING races at Brightwood Park. wednes
day, Aug. TO- 4 p. IN.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Cant. symons's statement.

SUMNER RATES for advertisements Of Wants
For Rent, and For Sale 0f two lines times
or lines times for 2h cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

Shortly afler II O'Clock saturday night a
fight took place between young men at tn
corner of Eighth and i streets southeast, dur
Ing which Joseph jenkins, y sailor, was struck
on the head with beer glass. He was found
to be severely injured.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

BERKELEY, u pure rye WHISKY, the best CD
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart, and SO cents a pint, % cents sample
bottle. Tharp, SlS street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
PICKINGS
FROM
OUR INVENTORY
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Articles that have been nipped in the bud,
which we know will not be left to wither In
our establishment when you see the goods
and prices.
$50 Misses Jerseys, In tizes from 20 to
80, at SOC. These goods have sold at 99o.,
$l.19, $124, and $l49. The assortment is
excellent and the sizes complete. Colors-
myrtle, garnet, brown, cardinal, and black.
Vest front, coat back, and CUTS. This is
positively a big drive.
Your choice Of our entire line OF short
End Satnes, &c. This includes Slc., 10lc.,
22ac., and 15c. goods We have about
10 0 yards in patterns running from yard
to ~ yards. Remember, this is cheaper than
calico.
lot Of Worsted Mixed Remnants, rang
ing from l to 3 yards which will do for
trimming or dresses for small children,
22c. Less than half the price Of good
prints.
600 yards OF Colored stanhope Lawns,
remnants, 2lc. We sold them at 32c.
1000 yards Of Satin Stripe White Goods
at 9lc.; worth lsc.
Your choice OF our entire lot of Nuns
Yelling Remnants, including black aud
colors, at Sc.
200 Ladies' white Riverside Pokes, splen-
| did large shade hats, &c.; sold formerly at
49c.
drives in Remnant Embroideries:
Lot 1-Assorted Embroiderles at &C
| This includes goods sold Us high as Sc.
Lot 2-As.orted Embrolderles at 4c.
This includes goods sold as high as 12c.
Lot 3-Assorted EmbrolderIes at &c
This includes goods sold as high as 15c.
Lot Assorted Embroideries at Sc
This includes goods sold as high as 2Oc.
We are sure the goods will not remain
long, as the quantity is small and the
prices wonderful. At the same time beai
in mind that the selection will not be the
same as It was in May, when you could
Hnd any article sought for. We make
this statement for such buyers as may
think that merchant should have every
thing they want, whether in season o.
out. At the same time it will pay you Il
you call
AT THE
Double Combination,
1241 and l243 1lth St..S. E.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
SHAWLS.

Not much old stock. What we have you're
welcome to at almost any price. We desire
attention to job lot secured when we got the
I,
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Hit With IL Blackjack.

SUMNER RATS for advertisements Of Wants
For Rent, ard For Sale Of two lines times
or 3 lines 3 times for % cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

SuMMTR RATES for advertisements OF Wants,
For Rent. and For Sale of two lines times, or
3 lines times for 25 cents.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
JERSEYS.

We've bought lot Of Jerseys cheap.
StCcEinet Jerseys for 5gc., worth HltS.
Vest Front Jerseys, el.6S, worth SIPS.
Breton Front Jerseys, S2,3g, worth S2.9S.
Beaded Jerseys for $3.50, worth $3.50, aud
many other STYLES at EQUALLY low prices.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
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933 Pennsylvania Avenue.
IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS
SEATON PERRY,

DE- IA yin - MN
(Successor to Perry a. Brother).
FULL BLEACHED IRISH AND GERMAN
TABLE LINENS, FROM 6jc. TO 81 80 PER
uAtFBLIEiAcHED BARNsLEY TABLE LIN.
NEW LINEN DAMAsK NAPKINS DoYL1Es,
4sR All HAN 5RA3 CLOTHS FROM 81 TO sia
fVHf Ali LiNfS Mf6ras RsNHs6 AND LENdTHs, lr S Wra
EAPKINs .csbkD ALL SIZES aZ SouE 70 MAIGH MAIH
&soNs, BELFAST. IRELAND;
SPECIAL BAkG4IEs" INALL;hISEN III HucK
"EXTRA COOP vAEtiEsS IN IRISH AND
ToWFIs, FROM So TO SIS PER pozEN
NhT TrEhaS hhkSiAN IN At tltEHT WiDT END
Sd DOuBLEFACED CANTON FLANNEL
FOR TABLE COVERINGS. ~
NEW GERMAN LINEN pAMAsk LUNCH
COMPLETE STOCK OF GLASS LINENS,
CRASHES, AND KNIFE CLOTHS.
THE GELEBBAIED, o9uAKER CITY" FINE
DRESS SHIRTS FOR 81. -
MARsElLLEs QUILTS; SUMMER BLAN-
"closiNa osiS PRICES ON LouIsINEs. SUM
MER silks EMBROIDERED ROBES,
"sPFGiAE FEC rHENfSb1i ffSbb1GicEMESTs" IN INDIA
MARK ED:DoWNn PRICES ON FANCY
FRENCH sATEENS, BATlSrES, AND
INDIA CRINKLES.
R1-PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT
PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDIN
Pennsylvania AVENUE. CORNER 9TH 81.
Established lS4O
National Republican., 1887-08-08
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Millinery see space below.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
ST LKS.

The arrival last week of Givernauds Black
silks prompted us to advertise them. We in
vitcd patronage by y discount Of 10 per cent
of regular prices. TO our surpri,e lit Is early
srd the promise OF nearly hundred ladies' to
e our future patrons. IL must be the beauty
ot the goods and the confidence bego,tou Of
our guarantee, or why this ilattaring response
70 our advertiscmentf The written guarantee
pledges us to make good a dress should II
crack or grow shiny in wear. We will offer
,hesc silks for one week longer at 10 per cent
below regular prices:
Tficss.:. FGt; i ,iio siio n si'ao sP'se sl.s +
Ffis;s... FG;;, els T stto si5s H si!lo *, 4
BLACK SATIN RHADAMEs.
ESt;.i:.. Efie;s... esd. s,:3o sl,aso sit.oe
FGs;;i;":::: Fficss.....: sis us, u.s, sls.o,
BLACK FA1LLE FRANoA1sE.
fGs;;i..: Ffies:....: sle. / slaie us'ss ,l.a,
CoLoRED SILKS.
Fiancaite, sl.25 and sl95: surahs, 65c., 75c.,
ana Sl.l0.
R3-All above numbers being early fall i'm
pOitations. we would request your criticism.
We claim 10 offer values extraordinary.
REMNANTS.
French Sateens, Ginghams, Seersuckers
Cashmeres, Flanne's Albatross. Nuns Veil
ing White Dress Goods Please carry them
away. A few cents will pay for them.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Wants a Permit TO Move

MATCH race at Brightwooi Park, wedues
Gay, Aug. II, 2:i5 class, 4 p. IN,
National Republican., 1887-08-08

Hy- Tbey are CASHMERE ana nrc "a yards
long. Exquisitely hand embroidered In silk.
two rows of embroidery on each scarf some
inches deep Two rows Of deep fringes some
worsted, some silk. Colors-Blue, red. white,
black. Fully worth what we state above.
UNDERWEAR, sc.
You'll bo pleased TO hear we've secured an
other lot of Indin Linen Saeques to sell at 79c.'
9sc., md el.l5. They have prettier embroidery
than the last lot which sold 80 we'll.
The new wire bustles to wear with reeds for
22c. How's that?
&c p" C0rtets, fall importation just from
Paris, sateen, in all colors, for 81 so.
SUITS.
Children and Ladies may supply themselves
OF prices-well, we don't like 10 advertise our
prices. You would read but not believe. Sec
and believe.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
REMNANTS.

French Sateens, Ginghams, Seersuckers
Cashmeres, Flanne's. Albatross, Nuns Veil
ing, White Dress Goods. Please. carry them
away few cents will pay for them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26
FUN FOR OUR CUSTOMER
BUT DEATH TO
CONFETTI RS!
M. GAl.lL|,,'L.!E;TI(l
At Ellsworth, Bar Harbor and 7ockIand
Some Decided Bargains
In goods which cannot be substituted
later or, unless a heavy advance.

Bargain |. 10 pieces of Summer Silks 1T 81 ~ ct- per
yard worth 80 cts. (Whlc they a~tD
Bargain Il Three Styles containing eight diff .a -.ad
tn each ~tr Of all wool dr, goods. at 80 Nu, s
ct~.: Eve are looking for more at the Ircll
Bargain III. Black and CoIorrd Satin khadlnp~ - o
and Sl25, worth 25 and $50 tGrcltc~ Iar-Hu ,ut.b
Bargain ~. 80 different styles of Fancy N11v-. U.,
latest novelties among thcmD
Bargain Y. Three styles of Coat Back jer~c}~ - ,t,
Sl.on and Sl25. The Dollar grade j. all Wool anj o.ft
quality sold last year >.5o We have many a-
elites III Jerseys. which cannot otherwise b. ,uHJ ,.
Boston Al prices ranging from Nl.5O to $500.
liarran y 14n l!nncl nnf~i'I r~.N ia .ia.L 4.. -
Bargain y III. Ladies' Cotton ndcrWcar, elegantly
and trimmed Al prices lower than the material w"u ...
80 dozen Corset Coverings at - cents. I0d'z-n nu'-
nicely trimmed at - ct-,, worth SD. dozen p".
- skirts from - cts to $500
Bargain vii. POO Holland Window Shades with spring
roller ready for 80 300 Opaque Window Shades
with spring roller either in plain or fancy at ~ ~ gn - H.
$50 Curtain Poles with brass attachments t 7 r- no
- Large of >crim and Ia""~ for (Ht".-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26

state Treasurer Bur'eizh. who has been at
Bar uarb0r with the Augusta gentlemen who
haye been investing there, says few people in
Maine have an idea of the great results that
will follow the great advance now going on In
the value of property along the eastern coast Of
Maine. Hundreds of thousands Of dollars are
going into Mount Desert alone. All this land.
Of which the prices are goin. up with such
phenomenal rapGity. and all the elegant cot
tages that are going up, are to be taxed.
When it is remembered that the city of Port
land pays something like one-eighth of the en-
tire state tax. il can be readily understood how
the creation Of an opulent city at Bar Harbor,
with elegant villas scattered along the adjac-
ent coast. will be benefit that will be felt in
every town and Oh every farm in Maine. The
benefit 10 the Maine Central railroad. whose
prosperity !, linked with the perity of the
State. snd to the farmers and traders In the
places adjacent to Bar Harbor will be after all
an incidental benefit compared with the great
advantage OF having in the State another great
aud wealthy community like Portland 10 bear
one-eishth or one-sixth OF the expense Of
supporting the state government and paying
the state DEBT.
AT Orland, on Thursday last. Oh the occa-
sion OF the Hancock County District Lodge, a
bold attempt was made TO get OF with the har-
ness belonging to Grand Chief Templar, NJ. j..
Dow who i at the head of the Order Of Good
Templars in Maine. At about five o'clock p.
NJ man drove out of Orland towards Els
worth with Mr.. Dow's harness on his own
horse. Mr.. Dow found out shortly how mat
tiers stood and started in hot pursuit overtak-
ng the pursued mile or two east of Orland
village, and recovering his harness. No arrest
was made. but 4 great laugh went up at the
expense of the man who took the harness, who
thinks there some disadvantages in being Il
Good Templar and temperance man. Ordin-
arily man situated he is would treat the
company and thus stop the laugh against him,
but he can't treat and the laugh continues.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26
-Mr. Michael courhlIn i hnllding pr,

| MIR. Michael Coughlin Is building pretty
| cottage on Cottage street.
Presiding Elder Haley, with his family,
moved TO this city last week. from Calais.
The Good Templars' Lodge has moved
from Grand Army Hall to the Free Baptist
yestry.
Mr. John Carr is erecting residence on
Dean street. Mr.. A. j. Bennett is master
workman.
We hear that A. W. Cushman 4 Co. are
selling elegant furniture on the nstallment
plan.
Society are requested to meet at the Aldermen's
room on Friday, o'clock p. NJ, May y.
The next session Of the Ellsworth Quar-
terry Meeting will be- held with the 2d church
In Hancock. june l7i9
Miss Luetta Robinson Of Castne Is attend
ing The Congregational Conference In this city
She return. home to-day wednesday,
Two hundred feet was the distance played
by the Union No. boys in their practice on
Monday evening.
w. y, Campbell Esq, Is making some
marked improvements on the \. X. Wood
ward house recently purchased by him.
Miss Eyeliue Wartlwcll. oldest daughter Of
the Reg, V. I. Wardwcl Of this city who has
heeu spending few weeks in Bangor. visiting
relatives. returned home Tuesday.
j F. Clarity. Esq. the dc>ervedIy popu-
TAR artist OF Bangor, was in town, Tuesday.
l., .rt,,
IIarhor.
William G Moore. E-q., Of Southwest liar
Dor, commander OF the lanes NJ. Parker Post.
q. \ r.. Of Mt. Desert, va, in this city Tues
day. IIr was accompanied by Mrs. Moore.
When little Robbie Mcdonald was told the
other day that Graves had been sentenced to
State prison for life. be replied: That +
pretty rough On Graves. don't believe he
'rU hrs mn half his seHf.ace''''
see T. W. ForI> new advertisement in
another column. It i message o. glad tid-
iug, 81 great JOY" to al in want OF fruit, con
feciioncry. tobacco. cigars canned good, and
great variety ~ other articles usually found
in tir>t-ca.- fruit and confccrioncr, store.
The tidy AMI orderly appearance Of hi- salcs
room /, very inviting. Give him cali
The ". {. 7. Union desire, to extend
their thanks to All who kindly assisted in
carrying out the programme ~ their meetings
p Tho Goth ia~t., and particularly ~ Mr. +.
X, Hopkins Who welcomed aud entertained
the speakers at her home. anl the ladjc, and
gentlemen who furnished tie music Tor the
occasion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26
Married..

Ellsworth MAY Is, at the residence Of tho
brides father. by Rev. +. 4. Palmer. Mr.
Herbert \. Casper of >nrry and Miss CARA \
Barron Of Ellsworth.
- Nav a. at the residence of Capt. Samue
l.. Lord. bv Rev. Y. 7. Ward%ell. Geo. \
Lord. NJ d., Of Amherst and Miss Jennie
Dorlnan Of Harrington.
BY same. at same time and place. Mr.
Albina ii. Dresser and Mrs. Nyra T.. Lord
both OF Orland ~
West Gouidsboro May 81, by L. l.. Hill
Esq, Mr. Oliver J. Young aud Miss Minnie
Tow he, both OF Gouldsboro.
Deer IsIe-May 10. by Rev. 4. II. Donne
Mr.. John Mutt and Miss Matte Greeniaw
both OF Deer Isle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Of the GRIND Army of the Republic, Major
George 5. Merrill. Few remedies are better
known in this vicinity than sulphur Bitters
their sale has been very general throughout
this section. and the number Of reliable and
well attested eases OF beneficial results and re-
coyery by their use, is large and beyond dis
pute.